Thursday, January 17, 2013

A good news for iphone users. There is a buzz that Face-book has announced a new app that allows free calls from your phone. It works in such a way that it transmits calls using your phone's broadband connection (3G, 4G, WI-fi, etc). It cuts down megabytes from your data plan instead of monthly voice calls.

So enjoy , the heavy and talkative people who want to chit- chat with from your face-book app.

Face-book will add Voip - app enabled in its messenger app for iphone. Calling from Android and Blackberry users is still not made available.

Now you can call your friends for free from your iphone. It is seen as "free calling" button in the app.

Ooma Telo Free Home Phone Service - a device that gives you free calls within U.S and low rates for international calls.

In the recent news, Facebook introduced an app that is used to make free calls to friends. This facility was for iPhone and iPad users. The app will show which friends are online and then keeps an option in front of the user whether to call him or not. Now you can be able to call your friends online with the use of this app that will be routed through internet and will be free of cost.

1.Dial the landline landline access number for Canada. 2. When prompted* dial the country code and the number you want to call. 3. You will be connected.

Make calls from mobile :

1.From your mobile phone* dial the mobile access number for Canada and press 'Send'.2.After the voice prompt dial the Canada country code and the number you want to call (do not press 'Send' again)3.You will be connected.

Many of us doesn't know what is VoIP. We should know this to know how we can save money with the use of this. I keep wondering why many businesses use this and now that I know the reason I will use this also.

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